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BIO
Kerry Nietz is the premier author of curious science fiction. He has fifteen speculative novels in print, along with two novellas, a handful of short stories, and a non-fiction book, FoxTales.
Kerry’s novel A Star Curiously Singing won the Readers Favorite Gold Medal Award and is notable for its dystopian, cyberpunk vibe in a world under sharia law. It is often mentioned on “Best of” lists. ASCS has spawned two sequels and a four-book parallel series.
Among his writings, Kerry's most talked about is the genre-bending Amish Vampires in Space. AViS was featured on the Tonight Show and in the Washington Post, Library Journal, and Publishers Weekly. Newsweek called it “a welcome departure from the typical Amish fare.”
Kerry is a refugee of the software industry. He spent more than a decade of his life flipping bits, first as one of the principal developers on FoxPro and then as one of Bill Gates's minions at Microsoft. He is a husband, a father, a technophile and a movie buff.
Books in the Wild
Six physical locations where you can find Kerry's books:
Bookish (King of Prussia Mall, PA), Harbor Books (Aberdeen, WA), OtherWorlds Books (Sturgeon Bay, WI), Between Books (Wilmington, DE), Novel Blends (Bowling Green, OH), and Allegory Books (Princeton, MO).
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(Kerry's books are available at booksellers online too!)
Latest News
New anthology on pre-order
June 15, 2019
Here's an upcoming release that I feel honored to be a part of.
"Heroes of the Realm" is a short story anthology that features stories by a bevy of talented authors, some I've yet to meet, but many of whom I considered friends.
I've only just started reading the other stories, but I've really enjoyed what I've read so far.
Available for pre-order! Link below.
(And for those who watch my website, the story "Hard's Watcher" is part of this.)
Interview with Paul Regnier
June 1, 2019
Have you heard of Paul Regnier?
If not, let me introduce you. He's an outstanding author of speculative fiction, typically with a comedic twist. (Think Guardians of the Galaxy.)
I've read two of the books in his Space Drifters trilogy and really enjoyed them.
Paul also recently started a podcast, and he's great at it. I think I've listened to all of his interviews now. All interesting and insightful.
Well...at least until he invited ME onto the show. Now his perfect record might be out the window. Curious?
